Bitcoin rallied sharply yesterday before retreating under resistance at the highs. It was previously noted that a 4-hour close below 86000 would trigger a wick, and it has now reached the 84000 support level. If the rebound is weak, longs here can exit first. Going forward, watch for a 4-hour rally above 85200, then go long with the trend after pullback confirmation, targeting 87000‑90000. If it fails to rally, wait for a wick toward around 81500 before entering longs. Ether is currently trading within the 2700‑2640 support zone, with a stop-loss below 2640. If it breaks down, watch 2600‑2560. Short-term resistance is at 2710; after a 4-hour breakout and pullback confirmation, continue looking for a rally, targeting 2780‑2800$ETH .

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Ethereum funds recorded net inflows for the fourth consecutive trading day. On September 23, U.S. spot Ethereum funds saw combined net inflows of approximately $105 million. One asset manager’s product led with $50.8 million, while another recorded $41.3 million. Combined, the two accounted for nearly all of the day’s net inflows. The consecutive inflows indicate that allocation demand is still progressing, but the scale is noteworthy. Compared with the billion-dollar daily scale of Bitcoin funds, Ethereum products remain much smaller, with investors treating them more as supplementary positions rather than core allocations. The four-day pace is stable, but the scale still suggests investors are waiting and watching. Click the link below to join my Gate group and receive the latest strategies every day! Get first-hand information and get ahead of the curve! https://gate.onelink.me/Hls0/group?chatroom=1SJTUysiir&ref=VFLGBL1CAQ&ref_type=105 Consecutive inflows show the attitude; scale determines the weight.